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Curdnatta Photographer's theme "Rust".
The rust on these old steam engines is glowing in the Setting sun.
Taken on Cordillo Downs Station in the far North East of South Australia. Just a stones throw from the Queensland border.
old steam engine
52 in 2018 Challenge, #38 Something with Rust
Take Aim: the beauty of rust
118 in 2018, #107 at the station
View On Black empfohlen / recommended!
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it's good to see virtual friends still stopping by in the flickr world.
i rust that they still enjoy this space and, although some of us got a bit quieter, I get the image in my mind that photography is the mycorrhizal network, which connects us together to exchange our visions with those we got to rust here and not only those.
let's keep the mycelium alive, shall we? :)
| 44 mm | 1/1600 sec | f/3.5 | ISO 100 |
A 1950s Studebaker and a 1960s Chevy Corvair, rusting together, during a visit to my favorite classic car graveyard in -
Detroit, Michigan
Near the Bay of Shoals is a stretch of shore littered with rusting cans and skeletal bedframes with mattresses amid the ruins of decaying shacks. It's the sort of eerie place that, especially in the evening, invites maudlin reflection on impermanence and inevitability.
Lake Street
Fulton Kentucky
Photo taken on January 5, 2023
A glimpse of nostalgia with a vintage bread truck from the 1940s, rusting on a street corner in Fulton, Kentucky. The GMC truck, with its aged metal body, evokes a sense of nostalgia and a bygone era. The rust on the truck is a reminder of its long service, and the patina of the metal speaks to its history. The High Dynamic Range of the photograph brings out the rich details of the scene, from the texture of the rust to the faded lettering on the truck.
fineartamerica.com/featured/rusting-bread-truck-larry-bra...
Made this picture of an old rusty bolt lying in the rain. The rain worked good for the reflection and soft bokeh around it. Used my Tamron 90mm.
I used 2.8 as aperture to get an very smal DOF and focus only on the small rusty part of the bolt.
This former BC ferry, The Queen of Sidney, was one of the first two ordered built by then-B.C. premier W.A.C. Bennett when he created the BC Ferries Crown corporation in 1958. It has sat in the Fraser River, derelict for 20+ years. In May 2025 the ferry caught fire. What was an eye sore has become a genuine rust bucket.